Do you think of yourself as a lapsed reader? Maybe you look back longingly to the days when you were always tied up in a book (or three) and wonder where all your former reading time goes. Here are some words that may reassure you: if you love books, you’re still a reader! It may […]
What does it take to be a good host? If Instagram has you convinced hospitality requires lots of money to spend on decor and the guest accommodation level of a four-star hotel, it’s time for a reframe. What if true hospitality – the kind that makes people feel welcome and comfortable – didn’t have to
How to be a great host (hint: it’s simpler than it seems) Read More »
It’s here…the Spring/Summer issue of my magazine, REINVENT…and this one is special. With essays and articles about everything from backyard chickens and foraging in the wild to recipes for tart, delightful lemon curd and rich, fluffy quiche – plus my musings on the changes of spring and more! – this issue is packed with personal
The Spring/Summer 2023 issue of REINVENT Magazine is here! Read More »
Is the month over yet? It’s felt like a long January this year, friends, but in this week’s Sunday Morning Tea, I’m here to remind you that scaled-back goals can be your friend and February is always there as a fresh start. What I’m sipping (and sipping out of!): Tea: Lover’s Leap from Smith Tea.
Pep talks for a dreary January – Sunday Morning Tea Read More »
From their antics at the feeder to frolics in the forest, there’s just something about watching birds that brings me so much joy. Here are a few books and products that have made birdwatching more fun and accessible for me.
A few of my favorite bird-watching books & resources Read More »
Good morning! In this week’s Sunday Morning Tea we’re talking about re-entry, January challenges/intentions/goals, and that feeling when you’re surrounded by the remnants of Christmas celebration, which of course, you now have to pack up and put away ’til next year 🙂 I also shared about my progress in this year’s yoga challenge at my
Where the holidays go to die: January re-entry and packing away Christmas Read More »
